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Introducing Conservation by Design 2.0
How This Website Is Organized
Key Advances of CbD 2.0
Key Advance 1: People in Conservation
Key Advance 2: The Imperative for Systemic Change
Key Advance 3: Integrating Spatial Planning with Strategy Development and Selection
Key Advance 4: Evidence Based Conservation
Our Approach
Identify Challenges and Goals
Specify Planning Context
Conduct a Situation Analysis
Draft a Minimum Goal Statement
Share Advances in Knowledge Through Relevant Pathways
Map Strategies and Places
Identify Candidate Strategies
Construct Results Chains
Strategy and Opportunity Mapping
Select Strategy or Strategies
Finalize Outcomes and Develop Measures
Articulate Theory of Change
Define Measures and Create a Monitoring and Evaluation Plan
Take Action
Implement Strategy Using Sound Project Management
Evaluate and Adapt
Evaluation
Adapt
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Should a situation analysis always have some links to people in it?
